Millard Williams

Arsenal fan, Entrepreneur, Christian. In life 2 things define you. your patience when you have nothing & your attitude when you have everything.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In the year 1899, two African-American brothers with albinism were forcibly taken and exploited as performers in a circus.

Renowned as "The Sheep-Headed Men," "The White Ecuadorian Cannibals Eko and Iko," and "The Ambassadors From Mars," George and Willie Muse gained worldwide fame as sideshow performers during the early 1900s. However, the true horrors of their story remained largely unknown to their predominantly white audiences.

Born with a rare form of albinism in the African-American community, the Muse brothers fell victim to a traveling "freak hunter" who targeted them when they were young boys and forcibly abducted them from their home in Virginia. Their distinctive appearance, characterized by African-American albinos with pale blue eyes and blond hair, coupled with their poor vision due to an eye condition often misunderstood as a mental impairment, made them easy targets for exploitation by a traveling circus.

Under the control of their captors, the brothers were compelled to grow out their hair and were sold to various traveling sideshows, including Ringling Bros. Circus. Despite being denied access to education and literacy, as well as being deprived of any financial compensation, George and Willie possessed remarkable musical talents. They could hear a song once and flawlessly reproduce it on any instrument they were handed, be it a guitar, banjo, harmonica, saxophone, or xylophone. Their handlers greatly underestimated their abilities.

Their years of enslavement finally came to an end in 1927 when Ringling Bros. Circus returned to Roanoke, and George recognized their mother among the crowd. Overwhelmed with emotion, George exclaimed, "There's our dear old mother. Look, Willie, she is not dead." This poignant reunion marked the turning point in their lives, bringing an end to their captivity and the beginning of a journey towards reclaiming their freedom and identity.

[Mind Amplifier @MindAmplifier_]

6 laws to win in life:

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[Millard Williams @MillardWilliamz]

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[Millard Williams @MillardWilliamz]

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[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Almighty. Help us to maintain ties of kinship at all costs. May we never break family ties regardless of how our family treats us. May we let go of grudges and ill feelings. May we understand that if we want Your Mercy, we need to be merciful to others.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Don't be afraid of doing something because of what people are going to say about you. People will judge you no matter what. That’s just the way life is. Keep doing your thing and ignore the voices of dissent. You only have to please the Almighty and no one else.

[Joel Osteen @JoelOsteen]

Instead of considering how big your obstacle is, why don’t you start considering how big your God is? He spoke worlds into existence; He flung stars into space. He can make things happen that you could never make happen.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Don’t be foolish and expose every blessing of your life to everyone and think that they’ll be happy for you. Some will, but many won’t. The evil eye is real. Learn to keep things private and not to share too much with those who could possibly harm you.

[Trent Shelton @TrentShelton]

Dear God: Thank you for all the things that went wrong for the right reasons.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Don’t curse a bad experience or tragedy that happened in your life. Remember, everything is designed by the Almighty so you can learn life lessons and move forward readily. The best thing you can do is to embrace it and put it to good use. He only wants the best for you.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Almighty. Make this blessed day a day of renewal of our faith in our heart & actions, a day of repentance & day to get closer to You. Forgive our sins, those which we commited knowingly & the ones we commited out of ignorance. May we never lose hope in Your Mercy. Aameen.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Never tire of doing good, even small acts. We often hear people say that no one notices any of the good they do. But the Almighty does. He’s All-Knowing. So press on & do as much as you can. Good deeds are often magnified & the rewards multiplied.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

We all want to fit in. We all want to feel comfortable in our surroundings. But at what cost? There’s a consequence for every action we choose. Surround ourselves with righteous friendships, the kind that provides goodness and the remembrance of the Almighty.

[Joel Osteen @JoelOsteen]

You don’t have to beg people to stay. You are a gift. You are a prize. You are exceptional. Let the wrong people go and God will send people that value who you are and people that can’t wait to be with you.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

The closer you get to the Almighty, the more you’ll understand that every trial you’re going through is to get you on track for what’s to come. It may not be obvious now but the picture will emerge when the last piece of the puzzle fits perfectly. Trust Him.

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Some people can be very difficult to deal with. They will hurt you with their words and actions. It’s easy to just be angry and shut them out of your lives. But at times you can’t. They may be family members. Remember, they are a test from the Almighty. Will you be patient?

[Hade. @hadestays]

No, it’s not Maldives.
Zimbabwe🇿🇼!

[Rafaella Marcus @RafaellaMarcus]

One of my favourite things I ever learned is that women did not start dying in childbirth in high numbers until the 17th century, when male doctors took over from midwives. Midwives prioritised the life of the mother over the child all through the Medieval period 1/

[Thuso van Zyl 🇿🇦 @Thuso1Africa]

White South Africans don't chase away white foreigners. Indian South Africans don't chase away Asian foreigners. Chinese South Africans don't chase away Chinese foreigners. Why? Because they see themselves as one. Operation Dudula is black on black violence, it's disgusting